Save the Date!
23 August marks the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition, the night in 1791 when the uprising in Saint-Domingue began, changing the course of history.
Slavery did not end. It transformed. Its legacy lives on in the systems -
"Ending Slavery's Legacy of Racism: A Global Imperative for Justice."
Join us as we speak this history into memory. Sawubona, we see you. Sikhona, we are here.
Date: Sunday, 23 August 2026
Time: 3:00 – 6:00 PM CET
Venue: Zoom (link to be shared soon)
histories, cultures and knowledge are not relics of the past, but foundations for the future.
Sawubona, HRH Sithabile Mlotshwa.
Ngoba Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu.
Happy Birthday.
The web is stronger because you are in it.
Happy International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples🎉🎊
Long before colonial borders were drawn across lands that were never theirs to claim, Indigenous peoples held knowledge systems rooted in living in balance with land, water, and one another.
That knowledge was -
peoples across every continent — their sovereignty, resilience, living cultures, ancestral knowledge, and their right to determine their own futures.
Indigenous knowledge is not a relic of the past. It is living, evolving, and continuing to shape the future.
A new month. A new opportunity to see clearly.
As we enter August, we carry what Sawubona asks of us, to see one another fully, to refuse the distance, to stay in the work of restoration.
The colonial machine does not take a month off. Neither do we.
what was severed. We build what lasts.
Happy New Month to every knowledge keeper, every healer, every artist, every ancestor-honorer, every person who chose to see when the world asked them to look away.